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Microsoft is getting ready to focus on next big Windows 10 update

Windows 10 April 2018 Update is now available for download, and Microsoft has already started working on the next version of the operating system codenamed Redstone 5. Microsoft has shipped a couple of Redstone 5.
Microsoft appears to be accelerating the development of the next big Windows 10.
Microsoft is currently busy with the rollout of Windows 10 April 2018 Update. The newest version of Windows is already available but the automatic rollout would only begin on May 8 via Windows Update. Microsoft is also testing a cumulative update with fixes and improvements which is expected to land on Tuesday.

The company is testing a new clipboard experience and it also plans to bring Cortana to the Action Center.
Microsoft is merging the various ways you can take screenshots (and annotate them) in Windows 10. WIN + Shift + S now brings up a snipping toolbar, which you can use for taking a quick screenshot. Immediately after taking a snip, you’ll get a notification that opens your snip into Screen Sketch, which has been turned into a standalone app (it can also be set to open with a pen click, the print screen button, or the screen snip button in the Action Center). 
This desktop build also includes the following general bug fixes and improvements.


Made a number of improvements to how Narrator communicates the use of Sets – for example, Narrator will now inform you of the tabs by reading information such as Tab # N of M as you open and move between tabs. If you’re a Narrator user, please take a moment to try out Sets with today’s build and share feedback about the experience.

When you clean install or do a PC refresh, you’ll find that the Out of Box Experience for setting up your PC now includes a page for enabling activity history sync, which will help you continue what you were doing, even when you switch devices.

Adjusted how you access skin tones in the Emoji Panel – you’ll now see a row of skin tone colors to select from when people emoji are in view.

Fixed an issue where using arrow and Page Up / Page Down keys didn’t work to scroll webpages in Microsoft Edge.

Fixed an issue resulting in the mouse cursor becoming invisible when hovering over certain UI elements and text fields in the last two flights.

Fixed an issue resulting in the mouse cursor not animating correctly in the last two flights.

Fixed an issue resulting in the Game Bar not appearing for some Insiders after pressing WIN+G.


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